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What happens if sunlight is sufficient but soil lacks nutrients?

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Correct answer: Plant growth can be weak

The direct answer is A: plant growth can be weak. Sunlight supplies energy for photosynthesis, but sunlight alone is not enough. Plants also need water, air and mineral nutrients from soil. Step by step: sufficient sunlight allows photosynthesis; nutrient-poor soil cannot provide enough minerals for new leaves, roots and tissues; therefore growth may remain slow, small or weak even when light is adequate. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because plants do not always grow rapidly when nutrients are missing. Option C is wrong because the need for nutrients never ends; plants continuously require minerals. Option D is wrong because nutrient shortage directly affects vegetation. A useful memory chain is: light makes food, but soil nutrients help build the plant; both are needed for healthy growth.

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